Tết – the Lunar New Year – is one of the most important holidays in Việt Nam. Ambassadors share the joy with Vietnamese people and send wishes to them as well as express their expectations in the new year.

With Tết just around the corner, the Ambassadors and Charge d’Affaires to Việt Nam from the G4 countries (New Zealand, Canada, Norway, and Switzerland) extended their good wishes to workers, who strive daily to ensure their families' livelihoods and contribute to society in their unique ways.

With the allocation of investment capital, the ministry expects a dramatic change for the socio-economic development of the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta region.

On the first day of Tết, Hà Nội residents took to the streets to celebrate the new year.

With Tết (the Lunar New Year holiday) arriving, Canadian, Cuban, Indian, Norwegian, French and New Zealand ambassadors to Việt Nam tell Lê Hương of their excitement and their plans for the year ahead.

Dazzling firework shows took place at various sites nationwide on February 10, when country has entered the first day of the Lunar New Year, to welcome the Year of the Dragon.

The most prominent part of the show was the 15-minute performance featuring 2024 drones, which set a Southeast Asian record in terms of number of unmanned vehicles involved, followed by high-altitude fireworks show from 00:00am when the Year of the Dragon began.

HCM City’s Tân Sơn Nhất International Airport, the country’s busiest, has adopted a cashless parking payment system to reduce congestion at its entrance and exit.

In Quảng Bình, in recent days, fishing boats have been returning to shore to supply seafood the Lunar New Year, creating a busy and bustling atmosphere at the fishing ports.